NEW YORK RES CUEOn May 26, EFRC participated in a rescue at the JNK-Call of the Wild Sanctuary in New York. Five tigers now call the EFRC their new forever home. Although we rescued six tigers, a male tiger passed away the day after they arrived. Unfortunately, the rescued tigers are not on the public tour but they are thriving in their new environment, enjoying their new enclosures and their new caretakers at the EFRC. We welcome APOLLO, SEBASTIAN, SHANTEL, MAGIC AND MYSTIC to their new home! Click the link for more information.http://www.exoticfelinerescuecenter.org/2014-new-york-rescue.html

MOVING THE CUBSWe are excited to announce that our five tiger cubs have a new home. Because our girls were growing so big so fast, they needed a bigger enclosure. Unfortunately, the girls’ new enclosure is not on the public tour. Our goal is always to place our cats in the best enclosure that will give them room to run and play, appropriate enrichment activities and the opportunity to stay together as a group. Currently there are no enclosures located on the public tour area that would be best for our cubs. We are so glad everyone had time to enjoy them in person and on the web cam. Know that they are being taken care of and each are having the time of their life in their new spacious enclosure.http://www.exoticfelinerescuecenter.org/bears-enclosure.html

SUMMER SAFARIPlease join us on July 19 at 3:00 pm for our annual Summer Safari. You will enjoy an extended tour, seeing cats that are in our restricted area, along with tasty refreshments. Reservations are not required but are appreciated. The cost is $10 for children 12 and under and $20 for adults. We hope to see you at Summer Safari.http://www.exoticfelinerescuecenter.org/summer_safari.html

TIGERS IN AMERICATigers in America is an organization dedicated to helping unwanted or abused tigers in this country find a home. They identify and provide financial support to the best tiger sanctuaries in this country. Their motto is “No tiger shall die in this country because he or she cannot afford to see a doctor or get a ride home.” Tigers in America has recognized EFRC as one of the leading tiger sanctuaries in the United States.http://tigersinamerica.org/index.htm

CAMP ROAR 2014There is still time to register for Camp Roar 2014. 8-11 year old children are invited to experience a camp like no other in Indiana. Campers will enjoy learning about our lions, tigers, leopards, pumas, servals and bobcats while taking part in educational activities that will include BIG CAT and endangered species facts, rescue stories of our resident felines, and the day-to-day running of the rescue center. Please click on the link below for more information.http://www.exoticfelinerescuecenter.org/camp-.html

FAMILY CAMP ROAR 2014Be the first to enjoy Family Camp Roar 2014 at the Exotic Feline Rescue Center. We are proud to announce this wonderful experience for families. Take part in a three-hour camp that will include learning about our resident lions, tigers, leopards, pumas, servals and bobcats along with many of the same educational activities that our Camp Roar campers enjoy. Click on the link below for more information.http://www.exoticfelinerescuecenter.org/family-camp-roar.html

EXOTIC FELINE RESCUE CENTER YOUTUBE CHANNELPlease check out EFRC’s YouTube channel. You can watch a variety of videos about the resident cats.https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC423QScgsCGCqaobeF_eeLA

PUMA FACTSDid you know that a puma can purr?Did you now that pumas live in the United States?Did you know that pumas live in North America, Central America and South America?